A researcher is interested in whether union workers earned significantly higher wages than nonunion workers last year. She interviewed 10 union workers and 20 nonunion workers, and their wages are shown below: sample size sample mean sample SD union 10 20.5 2.0 nonunion 20 15.5 4.0 (Unit used: CAD) Test the null hypothesis of no difference between the wages of union workers and non-union workers. Let X = wages earned of union workers, and Y = wages earned of nonunion workers. Let ux = the population mean wage earned of union workers, and µy = the population mean wage earned of non-union workers. Let X-Bar = the sample mean wage earned of union workers, and Y-Bar = the sample mean wage earned of non-union workers. The observed t value is about O 5.37 O 6.91 O 7.23 O 4.56 O 8.91
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